Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
s,lendid Receptions During the
u.ot Enliven Our Little but
Bright Social World.
Elegant Toilets Worn by the
Ladies Herein Described-A
Letter from Miss Mary
O'Farrall.
THE CASEY

Lance, on Neoo
s as.r' friends, Misses Hattie White, Min'
Ins. Nettie Sadler and Francis Kenyon
pA" .re visiting in the city. Three larg
' Wv down stairs were canVased for dane
and we're prettily decorated will
ps A large tent was erected in tn
'.ious ward at the side and rear of tn
w, for the accommodation OF those wht
oaod TO strole in the garden. 1t was bril-
,'a,lv lighted with Chinese lanterns, fur
anod with divans and rugs and mad,
'aSiously attractive to couples wished te
P"Sno in pleasant chit chat and listen tC
s..siss of delicious music: A dejeuner wa.
Na.aIon of about midnight, it being served
Stete.a.tete tables placed conveniently
to ao rooms. The toilets of the ladies wert
p aut and if anything were needed here
e 'ara 10 show that Butte ladies are fully
W. the times in respect to style, a glimpse
w. w artistic array on this occasion would
,.rs set all doubts at rest.
,uss CASEY RECEIVED HER GUESTS
.,r usual lady like, graceful manner, and
""attired in white brocaded silk.
nrss Hattie White a very becoming
.nTne of pongee silk, 8 eeves and draper.
eS"i lace OF same shade; corsage bouquet
d~scarIet peoples:
se S;Ss Francis Kenyon wore q toilet Of
Mno .nlls over a delicate shade OF laven-
S" s;lk, trimmed in Duchess lace.
.oME OF THE COSTUMES.
H., Nina Daft's costume of cafeaulait,
.uL embroidered and beaded, was much
eo M4 I K Oark's costume OF white and
h.T magnificent diamonds were remarked
by all. so+;, ,.,.
d,aped in rich lace; corsage boquet OF nat
'i Ms R. R. Hoge, white null and lace
ash of white surah and fresh flowers
Mrs. F. Linforth, plain and brocaded
,s;otrope satin, entrain with square cut
ursage and flo wers.
Miss Annie Schonarth, black satin de
Lyon, jetted and trimmed in sprays OF red
roses. -
ant costume of cherry color, satin de
fvon. trimmed in black jets.
Mas Clara Wilcox, white surah, trimmed
in lace; white flowers.
Miss Marie Renouard. white brocaded
silk and natural flowers.
Miss Clara Lloyd, cream nuns yelling
and fresh flowers.
Miss Rosa Reed. gaslight green Grape
cloth and pink roses. -,
Miss Lulu De Berry. black lace over pink
silk.
Miss Attic Birdseye, pale blue silk mer-
ne l-:.,,,aI -, y, II rOI1nrifac
Miss Susie Birdseye. white embroidered
lawn, with lave nder trimmings.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, light green silk lace
over apple.green silk surah.
Miss Cristie, black lace and jets, corsage
booue, Of exquisite flowers
Miss Allie Warfeld, white silk and lace,
natural flowers.
Miss Esther Pettiben wore a stylish cos
tune Of lavender satin and lace.
Miss Hough, cream-colored figured shalli
and flowers.
Miss Lizzie Thornton, white embroidered
null.
Miss Clara Roberts wore q costume Of
white lace over white satin, corsage boquet
Of white pinks and daisies.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT WERE:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs
L.K. Clark, Mrs. E. Siegel, Mrs. F. Linforth'
Miss Sadler, Misses Frances and Frederick
Kenyon, Miss Wilcox, Miss Renouard, Miss
White, Miss LLOYD, Miss Reed, Miss Dc
Berry, Misses Attic and Susie Birdseye Miss
Maklejohn, Miss Cristie, Miss Nina Daft,
Miss Allie Warield, Miss PettibOne, Miss
Hough, Miss Lizzie Thornton, Miss Annie
Sbonarth, Miss Clara Roberts. Mr.. W. s.
Kelly, Mr.. Annett, Mr.. J.. V. Long, Mr.
Johd O'Farrell, MIR. Pearson, Mr.. p. J.
Brphy, Mr.. W. Mckay, Mr.. John Forbis
Pri. A. C. Newill, Mr.. Butler, Mr.. O. K
Lewis, Mr.. W. H. Baldwin, Mr.. VIM. Lewis
Nj. Wilson, IT. Winston, DR.. T.. j. Muir.
ray, Mr.. e. E. Kester, Mr.. Hamilton and
M. Geo. C. Tucker.
THE CLARE RECEPTION.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Clark
in VAUDEVILLE, was the scene OF a very
pleasant reception on Thursday evening O
last week. given by Mrs. j.. K. Clark II
honor OF Mrs, VIM. Reed, of Anaconda, ant
Miss Nina Daft, Of Salt Lake ! ity: I'M
lawn in front of the house was brilliantly
lighted with Japanese lanterns. Ihe
residence has lately been renovated ane
enlarged. One suite OF apartments OPEN
into another, rendering the view OF the ID
terror with it's rich draperies, it's perfuslei
dfresh flowers and artistic furnishing
most elegant in every respect. Inc Allc
band rendered choice selections t~hrougnou
the evening. About 10 o'clsck the guest
adjourned to the dining room where
SYMPTOMS repast awaited them. IN
table was decked with lovely flowers whic!
set off to excellent advantage the rlcl
service
iHE TOILETS OF THE LADIES WE'RE PRETT'
and the company gay, and all had a pleas
ant time. Those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs.. W. E. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Birdseye
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hoge, Mr.: and Mr.
George H. Butler, Mrs. H. D'Acheul, MR.
Marcus Daily. Mrs. General Dana, Mr'
George Redwood, Mrs. Thomas LaVeI
Mn. VIM. Reed, Mrs. F. Linforth, Mrs. "
M.Jack, Miss Hattie White, Miss attl
Evans, Misses Laura and frankie aors'
Miss Marie Renouard, Miss May case.
Miss Cristie, Miss Clara Wilcox, Misses a
tie and Susie Birdseye. Miss Nettle Sadie
Miss Ellen Me '6lejohn, Miss Hougn, MI MI
Daft, Mss Allie Warfeld, Miss Addie Fo
ter, Miss Manda Reznor. Miss Clara Rol
s1ts, Mr.. P. ]. Brophy, Mr.. T. Newton ~ =
Winston, Mr.. w. H. Baldwin, Mr.. OF 4
Forbis, Mr.. c. E. Kester, Mr.. George 1
Casey, Mr.. j. v. Long. Mr.. J. F. Lans'n
MI. George C. Tucker, DR.. T. J.. Murra.
Nj. W. Wharton, MI. J. K. Heslet, Mr.. :
H'Young, Mr.. Owing, Prof. A. =. new
and others.
FROM AN ABSENT FRIEND.
We take the following from a letter VIII
ten to the society editress OF The MINER
Miss Mary O'Farrell from Derrylea' 1u
4, 1887:
My DEAR FRIENp:-Although l am ]
Eom the LAND OF the free" } assure y
loiten think OF my friends in butte D.
wish they were with me. I feel that !! Ct
celebrate this glorious Fourth" IN
better way than by letting them know tn
was sincere in the promises made them
write. We take our afternoon drl>
regularly and you can scarcely imagine q:
delightful they are. The paved roads WI
oVerhanging trees are for many miles
ieVel as a prairie. After eight days on !
waters of the Atlantic we arrived IN OF
od Ireland, the home of my ancestors.
remained two day sight seeing. One OF
most enjoyable tours was through
rhenlx Park. 1t contains LIDS nc
Snd Is over seven miles in
numerous hawthorne trees are scao'e
through the park which at this season
.oaded with beautiful snow white blosso
mat give a deli ious fragrance to ire
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